Re: LF caused allergy

No one ever said that complications couldn't arise.

There are some histories of people who have a very difficult time with things, and some people wound up getting surgery after trying flushes but their gall bladders were too far gone.

Part of the problem is your wording. You are using the word allergy, but all of the herbs you are taking are known parasite and bacterial killers. So if you experience severe reactions to these things then it is a die-off reaction and not an allergy. When you experience severe die-off the liver is the organ most affected.

So you can either slow down or stop your parasite cleansing or plow through the Liver Flushes or coffee enemas in order to feel better. According to Hulda Clark the flushes will not work when you have a lot of parasites, especially in the biliary tree.

It's possible you have no bile, but it's also possible that you still have a blockage in there caused by sludge and stones or flukes.

If I were in your shoes I would stop the herbs for a while and see what happens. Stick to the basics, eat well, drink plenty, rest and rebuild a bit. Then when you start the herbs again don't do more than you can handle. You could also try rotating the herbs or trying food based parasite killers like garlic or pumpkin seed.

What you are calling an allergic reaction is just a plugged up liver unable to handle your current cleansing load. Rashes are almost always a sign of a liver unable to handle toxins.

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